i experienced this once, no joke

[_MVP_]

Spoiler

is it possible as a man to feel like a woman after taking amphetamine

ChatGPT:​

Yes, it is possible for some individuals to experience changes in gender perception or identity feelings while under the influence of substances like amphetamine, though this is not common and usually not permanent.
Here’s how it breaks down:

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1. Amphetamine and Brain Chemistry​

Amphetamines increase levels of dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin — neurotransmitters that affect mood, perception, and cognition. These changes can:

• Intensify emotional experiences
• Disrupt typical patterns of thought or self-awareness
• Cause feelings of disinhibition, euphoria, or altered self-perception

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2. Gender Identity & Drug-Induced Perception​

In some cases, people report unusual or intensified gender-related thoughts while on substances. This could be:

• A temporary feeling of identifying with or “feeling like” another gender
• Exploring gender roles more freely due to reduced inhibition
• Experiencing gender euphoria (feeling good when imagining or perceiving oneself as another gender)

But this doesn’t necessarily mean the person is transgender or that the experience reflects a permanent identity shift — though for some, such experiences do uncover deeper, previously unacknowledged aspects of their gender identity.

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3. Important Distinctions​

• Temporary vs. Persistent: One-time feelings under drugs aren’t the same as a stable gender identity.
• Exploration is Normal: Drugs can lower defenses and allow for thoughts or feelings a person might normally suppress.
• Be Mindful of Interpretation: It’s worth reflecting after the experience — Was it purely the drug’s effect, or did it surface something already there?

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4. When to Explore Further​

If you’ve experienced feeling like a woman while on amphetamines and it resonated with you, it might be worth:

• Reflecting in a sober state
• Talking with a therapist, ideally one experienced in gender identity
• Journaling or exploring gender identity more consciously

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Bottom Line​

Yes, amphetamines can lead to unusual or intensified gender-related feelings, including feeling like a different gender. Whether this is a temporary effect or a window into deeper identity questions depends on the individual.
If you're curious, confused, or concerned about what you felt, that's totally valid — and worth exploring thoughtfully, without judgment.

 

[looksmaxxed]

i have never experienced anything close to dissociation or any of these other mental or neurological conditions, i attribute this to a heavily mylenated brain. i don't experience altered states with drugs either. i just get tired and go to sleep or more energenic depending on the substance, i am at all times completely conscious and self aware. i consider this level of sentience a curse because i am unable to share experienced with lower life forms of this planet, like enjoying sports and recreational drinking.

 

[isis_Bleach]

ive smoked meth for days on end and not once did this happen

 

[_MVP_]

ive smoked meth for days on end and not once did this happen

yeah its very rare dude

it normally doesnt happen